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personally i think Panerai have worn out the term 'LE'.
do they actually make a watch which isnt a limited edition?
everytime i see one it seems to have a ltd ed number on the back which makes me a bit cynical about the whole thing.
i think you've got to love the watch, not the number they made.
there are 2 Pams i really like, the triple barrelled in house 2002 calibre and the cali dial. i like the first one for its movement and the second for the dial. i dont know the model numbers or how many were made, i just know what i like.
so, as someone has already said, if you like it go for it, but if your hoping to make money on it dont bother.
Graham
Pam 105 AMG (Only 55 were ever made)
I would appreciate it if anyone could post thier views on the above LE? Cause I didn't see much of a discussion on this watch. Thanks
Totally agree with what Anthony said
And I will add something: Be careful with the LE phenomenon, it's a bit confusing. Producing 50 watches doesn't mean that these watches will keep their value or raise in value. What Anthony said is completely true, and now, if you see the Pam 127 ( 1962 p...
Easy, Alepos
" An Unique Edition of 1950 pieces "...But with 12 more Out Of Range watches for the Chinese Market, or the Indian, I don't remember well...1950 + 12=1962 So the Unique Edition is really ..;Unique! LOL Best. Nicolas
personally i think Panerai have worn out the term 'LE'.
do they actually make a watch which isnt a limited edition? everytime i see one it seems to have a ltd ed number on the back which makes me a bit cynical about the whole thing. i think you've got to love the watch, not the number they made. there are 2 Pa...
Graham, the number on the case back is a bit confusing
As both LE and Millesimed production have the same presentation... There are more millesimed watches than LE... But there are too many LE without any interest... Best. Nicolas